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Microcontrollers

Parallax Propeller based laptop computer

I've really dilema if this amazing construction post under 6502 or under Parallaxis. So decide yourself: This is a Propeller laptop with a 6502 co-processor and 64K of static RAM!

Xiltendo

Xiltendo CPLD Starter is an entry level CPLD device for the Nintendo Handhelds. It can be used for various applications with supplied hardware configurations, or it can be used as CPLD development board to create new hardware.

Xiltendo features:
* No programming cable needed – fully in-system reprogrammable

Another FORTH resources

I really love Forth... I've already said it, haven't I? ;)

TCP/IP stacks for microcontrollers

Two TCP/IP libraries for a wide range of microcontrollers.

FAT library for 8bit microcontrollers

A ChaN's FAT general library for microcontrollers.

Using SD/MMC cards with Atmel or Microchip

It is easy to interface a MMC (MultiMediaCard) with a Microchip PIC or with an AVR via the SPI bus.

Microcontrollers in a nutshell

There are several different levels of microcontrollers and microcontroller systems. Some are very small, chip-size devices to which you have to connect your own electronics. Others are larger, composed of several components and ports for input output, ready to plug right into other devices. Here is a short introduction.

YBox2

The YBox2 is a DIY networked set-top box. Connect it to your TV and you can design customized content to be delivered direct from the Internet.

SX48 MIDI player

A "bigger brother" of the smaller Soundgin - an interesting SX48 micro-controller midi music maker...

Two DIY low-speed oscilloscopes

Do you need an oscilloscope? Are you satisfied with small display and low frequencies? Try to build your own!

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